Stick Blender - contains merged threads

annelouise_2

Thanks for that ,mine gave up the ghost just last week so all my soups and sauces are chunky until I get one.

annelouise

Seakay

I can't do links either, but here's the cut and paste version!

http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.203-4542.aspx

RAMBLER

Tesco's also selling a better Phillips one for £17.97 or something like that... double the power....woof woof....

carriebradshaw

ooh I'd like that but can't justify it 'cos I've got a good food processor/blender and a hand mixer too. It would be really handy for soup though......

csarina

My stick blender, which I use to smooth soup and sauces appears to have had it, I cannot for the life of me get the bottom to link with the top!!!
so it looks like I am going to have to buy a new one....any reccy's I really do not want to pay a huge amount for one........

angelavdavis

I have a Phillips one which has always been reliable and easy to clean, I don't really use the other whisk attachment, but do use the mini processor - especially for breadcrumbs. It only has one speed setting but I haven't found that a problem.

I bought mine from Tesco.

elliep_2

I have a Phillips one from tesco too but mine didn't come with a whisk. The blender and mini-food processor are both fab though and it's really easy to clean. The way the top and bottom link seems very sturdy to, I'd be very surprised if it broke there.

Pink.

There's an earlier thread with recommendations for stick blenders that should help so I've added this thread to it to keep the suggestions together.

Pink

csarina

I have found a Bamix on Amazon for £91 is it worth paying this much for a hand blender?????? Might have a look at Quidco and see what I can find through them.

Cruiksl

Mines is 10 years old now and still going well. It's used at least twice a week and have only had to buy replacement blades. While it does seem a lot it has lasted and is one of my oldest things in the kitchen.